worktree-reset
Reset a git worktree slot for its next task after its branch's work merged - fresh numbered branch at the default branch, cowork lanes reset, ignored files and chief state kept. Use when the user asks to reset, clean up or recycle a worktree for another session.
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- Reset a git worktree slot for its next task after its branch's work merged - fresh numbered branch at the default branch, cowork lanes reset, ignored files and chief state kept. Use when the user asks to reset, clean up or recycle a worktree for another session.
# Resetting a worktree
`scripts/worktree_reset.py` does the reset; its docstring has every check, step and exit code.
```bash
python3 ~/.claude/skills/worktree-reset/scripts/worktree_reset.py [--dry-run] [--pending "<item>"]... [--proceed]
```
- Pass each follow-up of this task, including a headless chief report's, that is
neither done nor filed as an issue under the repository's follow-up convention
as `--pending`.
- Exit 4: show its list and ask the human; rerun with `--proceed` only on their
yes; headless, report needs-user. A yes allows the reset, not filing issues.
- Exit 3 or 5: report the message; never work around a refusal.
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